Are they correct and natural?
I'm asking a shopkeeper about his opening times
1-Till when are you open?
2- until when are you open?
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Answers · 7
4
Hello,
I think the best way to ask would be:
When are you open till?
I hope this helps,
Best wishes,
Annie
3
<<When are you open till?>> does sound better but I've heard <<Until when are you open (today)?>> plenty as well. Personally, I prefer the second phrase because it sounds better to my ear and that was how I learned it from ESL. I think this is when you begin developing your own style of mannerisms through speech :)
3
I agree with Annie. When are you open till? sounds more natural to me.
1
like Annie said "when are you open till" is natural and instinctive to native speakers.
0
"'Til when are you open?" is more casual English.
Alternately you could ask "When are you open?" or "What hours are you open?" All these should get you the desired answer.
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